TV Schedule

S11 E4 - The arrival of a long-lost brother at a family-run golf club culminates in a body on the course. But a prime suspect with an alibi leaves the team with an impenetrable conundrum.

E4 - Paul and his family arrive in court to face his accusers and await the verdict.

S3 E6 - Janet discovers who is behind the betting scandal, which places her and her father in danger. The NCC is narrowing in on the suspect who forced Clay to kill himself.

S2 E4 - The team has a precedent-setting helicopter rescue as darkness falls. A number of skiers and snowboarders encounter accidents. A tragedy from the past saves a teenager's life.

E2 - The destructive forces below ground are also a source of new life. Our planet's landmasses harbour an invisible treasure that benefits a particularly successful group of organisms - plants.

S5 E9 - Preparations for Hope's open house are derailed when a patient goes missing.

S7 E11 - Hope tries to make two orphaned bobcats into playmates, and 100 patients are ready for release after months of waiting. A rare bird makes a brief stopover.

S3 E4 - From the Quinta de Vargellas vineyard, we travel to Porto and Aveiro before boarding a CP300 locomotive to Lisbon.

E1 - David tells the story of Union from the 1600s - a century defined by religious and cultural divisions - to 1707, when Scotland joins with England and Wales to form Great Britain.

E1 - Contemporary artists and thinkers encounter works from the turbulent era after the Roman occupation of Britain - mysterious fragments of art that haunt our imaginations.

E3 - Michael journeys through the unspoilt region of the French Ariege Pyrenees, meeting people who have been drawn to this area by the beautiful landscape and the fulfilling way of life.

E5 - Each Indigenous nation developed its own unique governance models to control their citizens and expand territories. Complex trade networks satisfied political, social and economic goals.

E1 - Contemporary artists and thinkers encounter works from the turbulent era after the Roman occupation of Britain - mysterious fragments of art that haunt our imaginations.

E3 - Michael journeys through the unspoilt region of the French Ariege Pyrenees, meeting people who have been drawn to this area by the beautiful landscape and the fulfilling way of life.

E5 - Each Indigenous nation developed its own unique governance models to control their citizens and expand territories. Complex trade networks satisfied political, social and economic goals.

E4 - Accused of blackmailing the court and state, Kurt goes to trial. But the odds are stacked against him.

E1 - Historian Andrew Graham-Dixon shares recent discoveries of ancient Chinese art including a collection of alien-like bronze masks and a tomb of a warrior empress that holds the origins of calligraphy.

S5 E10 - A moose on the loose raises a ruckus. A permanent resident becomes a loveable nuisance. Some special guests have a treat for Hope's volunteers.

E6 - The beaches of California are some of the most beautiful in the world, but are they falling out of balance due to humanity's effect on nature?

E6 - The ingenuity of Indigenous people is found in the earliest use of the number zero, the mapping of planets and stars, and the invention of writing systems.

E1 - Why does it get dark at night? Professor Jim Al-Khalili travels to the boundaries of the known universe, investigating our understanding of space through the lens of math and astronomy.

A BC book spawned the Satanic Panic that spread across the world in the '80s and '90s. This is the untold story of Michelle Remembers, a now-discredited bestseller about a Victoria woman’s memories of childhood ritual abuse.

In the Balkan forest, a violin maker goes in search of maple trees worth their weight in gold. The magical wood could create a violin as prestigious as an original Stradivarius.

A BC book spawned the Satanic Panic that spread across the world in the '80s and '90s. This is the untold story of Michelle Remembers, a now-discredited bestseller about a Victoria woman’s memories of childhood ritual abuse.

In the Balkan forest, a violin maker goes in search of maple trees worth their weight in gold. The magical wood could create a violin as prestigious as an original Stradivarius.

Violinist and music director Julien Chauvin leads Le Concert de la Loge in a delightful performance of Vivaldi's concertos and operatic arias featuring Hungarian soprano Emoke Barath at Le Chateau de Fontainebleau.

As four chamber orchestra musicians prepare for the performance of an iconic piece of string music, they share the story behind the music and their artistic process.

S5 E11 - The mercury drops, but things keep heating up for Hope. An elusive creature is caught on tape. An impaled gull inspires a dramatic rescue.

E6 - The ingenuity of Indigenous people is found in the earliest use of the number zero, the mapping of planets and stars, and the invention of writing systems.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

S3 E1 - Bettany visits Cappadocia's rock-carved settlements, sees the world's first stone-carved storyboard and explores one of the most significant pilgrimage cities in the Middle East.

E5 - From the era of the Old Testament to the European witch hunts, Canada's residential schools and the rise of Creationism in the US, religion has proven a reliable tool to brandish political power.

E3 - Michael Wood explores China's Song dynasty and heads to the city of Kaifeng.

S7 E11 - Hope tries to make two orphaned bobcats into playmates, and 100 patients are ready for release after months of waiting. A rare bird makes a brief stopover.

S3 E1 - Bettany visits Cappadocia's rock-carved settlements, sees the world's first stone-carved storyboard and explores one of the most significant pilgrimage cities in the Middle East.

E5 - From the era of the Old Testament to the European witch hunts, Canada's residential schools and the rise of Creationism in the US, religion has proven a reliable tool to brandish political power.

E3 - Michael Wood explores China's Song dynasty and heads to the city of Kaifeng.

E1 - Historian Andrew Graham-Dixon shares recent discoveries of ancient Chinese art including a collection of alien-like bronze masks and a tomb of a warrior empress that holds the origins of calligraphy.

E1 - Followed by TV cameras for over 25 years, the Marsh Pride's history is a tale of shifting loyalties, takeovers and sheer resilience.

S5 E12 - Hope visits a completely rebuilt rehab and reveals plans of her own. Hope and Barry discover a problem plaguing massive marine mammals in the warm waters of southern Florida.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

S7 E12 - Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility.

E4 - Michael walks the Catalonian Pyrenees, where he explores his father's route to freedom when he fled Spain as a political refugee.

Renowned Brazilian singer and composer Miúcha was at the heart of the bossa nova music scene that emerged in the '50s and '60s. Though she struggled to find her voice in a man's world, her vibrant spirit couldn't be held back.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

Renowned Brazilian singer and composer Miúcha was at the heart of the bossa nova music scene that emerged in the '50s and '60s. Though she struggled to find her voice in a man's world, her vibrant spirit couldn't be held back.

S9 E6 - Murdoch investigates the poisoning of an anti-temperance politician.

S23 E3 - The body of a woman is found on railway tracks in London, with injuries that suggest years of abuse.

S5 E13 - Hope rallies the team to release the herd of white-tailed deer. Winter brings a mysterious influx of snowy owls to the rehab.

E6 - The beaches of California are some of the most beautiful in the world, but are they falling out of balance due to humanity's effect on nature?

S2 E5 - A BASE jumper leaps from the Stawamus Chief with unfortunate results. A paraglider crashes in subzero conditions. New team members take the lead as five young men get lost in steep, snowy terrain.

S10 E2 - Shelagh is overjoyed to see a familiar face from the past, and Trixie receives an unusual gift for Christmas.

S3 E3 - A major development points the team towards some surprising suspects, while Jenn's home life grows more complicated.

S2 E7 - In his haste to flee, the killer leaves a clue at the scene of the crime. Investigators must put the pieces together to hunt him down before he strikes again.

S2 E5 - A BASE jumper leaps from the Stawamus Chief with unfortunate results. A paraglider crashes in subzero conditions. New team members take the lead as five young men get lost in steep, snowy terrain.

S10 E2 - Shelagh is overjoyed to see a familiar face from the past, and Trixie receives an unusual gift for Christmas.

S3 E3 - A major development points the team towards some surprising suspects, while Jenn's home life grows more complicated.

S2 E7 - In his haste to flee, the killer leaves a clue at the scene of the crime. Investigators must put the pieces together to hunt him down before he strikes again.

S2 E5 - A BASE jumper leaps from the Stawamus Chief with unfortunate results. A paraglider crashes in subzero conditions. New team members take the lead as five young men get lost in steep, snowy terrain.

S3 E4 - From the Quinta de Vargellas vineyard, we travel to Porto and Aveiro before boarding a CP300 locomotive to Lisbon.

S6 E1 - Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever, and a mysterious patient from last year is back.

E1 - Coming to grips with his inner demons, chef Rich Francis travels to Osoyoos to cook with an ingredient he's never used before - cougar.

E2 - A look at the writing life of Michael Winter, Edem Awumey and Ivan Coyote.

E6 - The beaches of California are some of the most beautiful in the world, but are they falling out of balance due to humanity's effect on nature?

E6 - The ingenuity of Indigenous people is found in the earliest use of the number zero, the mapping of planets and stars, and the invention of writing systems.

S7 E12 - Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility.

E1 - Why does it get dark at night? Professor Jim Al-Khalili travels to the boundaries of the known universe, investigating our understanding of space through the lens of math and astronomy.

E4 - Michael walks the Catalonian Pyrenees, where he explores his father's route to freedom when he fled Spain as a political refugee.

S7 E12 - Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility.

E2 - The story of the Marsh Pride continues with testimonies from those who filmed them and those who tried to protect them.

S18 E6 - When the rivalry between two brass bands ends up in violence, the police are called in to investigate. Meanwhile, Dawn is swept off her feet by a handsome stranger.

S3 E2 - Gently and Bacchus investigate the murder of a well-known left-wing academic.

An ethnobotanist contemplates her relationship with plants as she comes to a deeper understanding of her identity as a Skwxwu7mesh woman.

E6 - The beaches of California are some of the most beautiful in the world, but are they falling out of balance due to humanity's effect on nature?